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Hey, we get it - everyone's got to fake it 'til they make it. But if you're faking it with trademarked designer logos, well, stick to wearing them, not selling them. The former may be gauche, but the latter, as one New York-based boutique owner recently learned, will land you in handcuffs.
She may be the Counterfeit Queen of Long Island, but Lindsay Castelli could clearly learn a thing or two from the guys on Canal Street (they, at least, know when to pack it up). The fraudulent fashionista is currently making headlines after getting nabbed with more than $40 million in fake designer clothes in what the Nassau District Attorney is calling a "sophisticated operation" to rip people off.
Click through for all the deets... and maybe double check the label on your double-C accessory.
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